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Salzgitter Morex Enterprises Inc

2/Fl-14 192 Minsheng East Road Section 5
Taipei, 105
Phone:886 (2) 27663066

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General Information

UMDC Code:

325590

Fax:

886 (2) 27697575

Email:

samore@ms46.hinet.net

Website:

http://www.samore.com.tw

Manufacturer:

Yes

Distributor:

Yes

Importer:

Exporter:

Yes

Servicer:

Sells Directly:

Yes

Sells Through Distribution:

Yes

Sells Through Reps:

Yes

Reconditioner:

Company Type:

Private

Business Started:

1988

Business Lines:

Manufacturer/Distributor/Exporter

Sales Channels:

Direct/Reps/Distributors

Leases:

Woman Owned:

Minority Owned:

Small Business:

VA Contract:

GSA Contract:

Quality Certifications

ISO 9001:

ISO 9002:

ISO 9003:

CE Mark:

ISO 9001 2000:

EN46001:

EN46002:

ISO 13485:

Executive Contacts

Contact:

Jack Yuan

CEO Name:

Jack Yuan, Managing Director

Reg Affairs:

Jack Yuan

Contact:

samore@ms46.hinet.net

Product Lines

Categories:

Bedrails, Wheelchairs, Mechanical, Wheelchairs, Mechanical, Patient Transfer, Canes, Adjustable-Length, Standard-Handle, Canes, Fixed-Length, Standard-Handle, Canes, Adjustable-Length, Offset-Handle, Canes, Pedestal Base, Walkers, Standard, Wheelchair Ramps, Portable, Walker/Chairs, Nonwheeled, Wheelchair Wheels, Wheelchair/Scooter Canopies, Wheelchair Brakes, Wheel Locks, Wheelchair, Beds, Electric, Beds, Mechanical, Carts, Central Supply, Medication, Chairs, Shower, Electrodes, Electrosurgical, Active, Hand-Controlled, Hamper Stands, Rails, Bathtub, Rails, Commode, Rails, Wall, Wheelchairs, Powered, Commode/Wheelchairs, Crutches, Axillary, Walkers, Wheeled, Walker/Chairs, Wheeled, Chairs, Commode, Wheelchairs, Mechanical, Disabled Patient, Wheelchairs, Powered, Disabled Patient, Lifts, Patient Transfer, Overhead Track, Walkers, Standard, Folding, Carts, Treatment

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